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what's What's so special about transcendental numbers?

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areAre most numbers transcendental?

what's so special about transcendental numbers?

so hard to prove a number is transcendental (non algebraic) but yet with some wonderful examples amongst them like π,e and Liouville's number, but what's so special about them?

are most numbers transcendental?

What's so special about transcendental numbers?

It's hard to prove a number is transcendental (non-algebraic) yet there are some wonderful examples amongst them like π,e and Liouville's number. What's so special about them?

Are most numbers transcendental?

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what's so special about transcendental numbers?

so hard to prove a number is transcendental (non algebraic) but yet with some wonderful examples amongst them like π,e and Liouville's number, but what's so special about them?

are most numbers transcendental?